Decision, Suggestion, and Obligation - Suggesting Options

‌used as a positive response to a suggestion or question

open to listening or considering suggestions and new ideas

the quality of being open to new ideas and suggestions

the quality of being able or inclined to accept new ideas, suggestions, or perspectives

a thorough plan devised to aid progress toward a goal

to suggest an example or assume something to be the case

‌used to draw someone's attention to one's remark or comment

to appoint someone for a particular job, position, etc.

to formally present a proposal, document, etc. to someone of an authority for further consideration or final verdict

to mention an idea, proposition, plan, etc. for further consideration or possible action

something that is guaranteed

suggested or understood without being verbally expressed

without using explicit verbal communication

‌to begin to understand or accept an idea, suggestion, or problem

used to introduce or emphasize a point, opinion, idea, or suggestion

to formulate a hypothesis to explain something, often as a starting point for further investigation or study

the act or process of forming or presenting facts and ideas about something

to state or suggest something without being asked or told

used for making a suggestion

used to say that the matter that was being talked about should be done without hesitation because there is no reason to delay it any longer

used to present a suggestion or an alternative

used to say that even if the happening of something is unlikely, it is not impossible

said to express agreement with someone's suggestion